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In the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis, the importance of liquidity to the financial system has been emphasized more than ever. Maintaining liquidity has become one of the basic principles for the sound operation of the financial system. In recent years, excess liquidity has become the most frequently used concept when talking about macroeconomics and capital markets, and this concept has a profound impact, not only in people's investment decisions, but also in government macro policy decisions. Premier Wen Jiabao said in the 2007 Government Work Report (hereinafter referred to as the Report): "The total scale of fixed asset investment is still large, the problem of excess liquidity of bank funds is prominent, and factors that trigger excessive investment growth and excessive credit still exist." In order to actively respond to the problem of excess liquidity, the report also pointed out: "Continue to implement a prudent monetary policy, comprehensively use a variety of monetary policy tools, reasonably regulate the total amount of monetary credit, and effectively alleviate the problem of excess liquidity of banks." People's Bank of China monetary policy operations since 2007 have almost always revolved around the theme of "excess liquidity." Since 2007, People's Bank of China have frequently used various liquidity management tools such as statutory reserve requirement ratios, benchmark interest rates, central bank bills, and currency swaps to curb excess liquidity, but the effect has not been obvious. The reason may come from two aspects: First, excess liquidity weakens the transmission mechanism of interest rate policy, so blindly raising the benchmark interest rate can not effectively stabilize output and inflation, on the contrary, when the benchmark interest rate is raised above a certain critical point, excess liquidity will suddenly turn into insufficient liquidity, resulting in the bursting of asset bubbles and economic crises. The subprime debt crisis in the United States is a case in point. Second, although the central bank adopts liquidity management tools such as issuing notes and currency swaps, due to the lack of an optimal liquidity target, the liquidity management of the central bank is still in a state of blind regulation. This book attempts to construct China's inflation targeting system based on excess liquidity. First of all, taking excess liquidity as the starting point, we try to seek a theoretical and practical basis for China's implementation of inflation targeting system. Second, it tries to build China's inflation targeting system based on excess liquidity. This system contains three aspects: first, institutional conditions, that is, the central bank's sense of responsibility, independence and monetary policy transparency should be enhanced; The second is the liquidity excess management strategy, which determines the reasonable range of excess liquidity and stabilizes the expectation of excess liquidity; The third is the rule of sound optimal interest rates under the constraint of excess liquidity to achieve the expected inflation target promised by the central bank. Specifically, in addition to the introduction and conclusion, the text of the book will be divided into five chapters. Chapter 2 reviews the theoretical basis of inflation targeting, including the connotation and theoretical origin of inflation-targeting, and the theory of monetary policy rules. Chapter 3 mainly constructs a theoretical research framework for benchmarking the inflation targeting system, which can also be said to be a basic monetary policy framework of the inflation targeting system, including the model framework, the target framework and the policy framework. Chapter 4 discusses the connotation of excess liquidity based on the term structure of assets, and quantifies the measurement and factor analysis of excess liquidity, and proposes liquidity management strategies on this basis. Chapter 5 constructs the LRE model framework of inflation targeting under the dual constraints of excess liquidity and perfect time consistency standard, and derives the stable optimal interest rate rule considering excess liquidity and the certainty condition of equilibrium of excess liquidity. Chapter 6 examines the inertial characteristics of inflation in China, analyzes the response to structural shocks to inflation, empirically analyzes the short-term and long-term effects of structural external shocks on imported inflation and the transmission path of the domestic price system, and uses the Chinese economic data from the first quarter of 1993 to the fourth quarter of 2009 to empirically test the robust optimal interest rate rule considering the inflation targeting system with excess liquidity and nonlinear shock response analysis. The characteristics of this book are reflected in two aspects: in theory, it tries to introduce excess liquidity factor within the framework of the benchmark LRE model of inflation targeting, and derives the optimal interest rate rule with additional excess liquidity factor in the LRE model considering excess liquidity, and its response coefficient is a function of excess liquidity, so the optimal interest rate rule presents nonlinear characteristics; Based on the deterministic criterion, the equilibrium certainty conditions that should be met for excess liquidity to produce deterministic rational expected equilibrium in the LRE model are also derived. At the same time, it also seeks a theoretical and practical basis for China's implementation of inflation targeting system as a country with an economy in transition from the perspective of excess liquidity. On the empirical side, a part-to-whole approach is followed in a gradual and sequential manner: first, excess liquidity. Based on the term structure of assets, the excess liquidity in China is measured and factorized, and the liquidity management strategy is quantitatively given. The second is inflation. The VAR model is used to analyze the response to structural shocks to inflation, and the short-term and long-term effects of structural external shocks on imported inflation and the transmission path of domestic price system are empirically analyzed. Finally, there is the optimal interest rate rule that considers the inflation targeting system with excess liquidity. The empirical test and nonlinear shock response analysis of the robust optimal interest rate rule of China's inflation targeting system are used to investigate the impact of exogenous random disturbances on policy target variables under the inflation targeting system. These three aspects form an organic whole, which together provides a reference framework for the construction of China's inflation targeting system under the background of excess liquidity. The framework structure of this book follows such a technical route: theoretical review→ theoretical modeling→ model solving and analysis→ empirical testing or simulation analysis of models→ policy implications. In the theoretical modeling part, this book innovatively constructs the LRE model framework of the inflation targeting system under the dual constraints of complete time consistency standard and excess liquidity, and improves the benchmark LRE model of the inflation targeting system under the constraint of excess liquidity. In the part of model solving and analysis, the Lagrange optimization dynamic programming method and optimal control theory are adopted. In the empirical testing and simulation analysis of the model, the analysis methods of regression analysis, cointegration analysis, principal component analysis, VAR modeling, simultaneous equation system modeling, quantitative simulation, and nonlinear shock response analysis are implemented using Matlab programming. This structural framework and research methodology seek to make this book reflect the research norms of modern economics. This book attempts to construct the theoretical framework and logical system of China's inflation targeting system based on excess liquidity, but due to the characteristics of China's inflation dynamics and the complexity of the monetary policy transmission mechanism, this book does not consider inflation dynamics too much in the transmission mechanism constraints of the LRE model of the inflation targeting system, so the parameters of the optimal interest rate rule considering excess liquidity may be biased, and this book does not test and deeply analyze the target rule of China's inflation targeting system. These are the two main deficiencies studied in this book. In addition, there are inevitably some improprieties in the structure and suggestions of this book, and we will think deeply about it in future research work, improve and improve it. This book is based on the research reports on related topics in the past three years. These topics include: the National Natural Science Foundation of China project "Optimal Interest Rate Rules: General Theory and Application" (project number: 70473011); National Natural Science Foundation of China's project "Complete Time Consistency Standard, Optimal Liquidity Excess and Construction of China's Robust and Optimal Interest Rate Rule System" (Project No.: 70873016); National Natural Science Foundation of China Youth Project, "Uncertainty Test of Nonlinear Asymmetric Monetary Policy Rules Based on Logical Smooth Transfer: Application of China's Monetary Policy" (Project No. 71003016); Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Planning Project "Economic Transition, Inflation Inertia and China's Inflation Targeting System" (Project No.: 08JA790013); Ministry of Education Humanities and Social Sciences Youth Project "Uncertainty of China's Monetary Policy: Analysis and Testing Based on LRE Model with Inflation Inertia" (Project No. 09YJC790028); Liaoning Provincial Department of Education University Innovation Team Project "Construction of China's Stable and Optimal Interest Rate Rule System under the Dual Constraints of Complete Time Consistency and Excess Liquidity" (Project No. 2008T036). In the process of research and writing, we have also received funding, assistance and support from the Ministry of Education, the National Natural Science Foundation of China, the Department of Education of Liaoning Province, People's Bank of China Shenyang Branch and other units. In addition, the leaders and comrades of the School of Finance and the Scientific Research Office of Dongbei University of Finance and Economics also gave attention, understanding and help, and expressed their sincere gratitude together. Special thanks to Professor Xing Tiancai, Dean of the School of Finance of Dongbei University of Finance and Economics, Dean Xing has traveled back and forth to Beijing several times, and has been working tirelessly to contact and communicate with the publishing house for the publication of this book. Finally, we would like to thank the China Social Sciences Press and Lu Xiaosheng, the editor-in-charge of this book, for their rigorous and efficient work style, serious and responsible professionalism and well-trained professional skills that have greatly enhanced the publication of this book. Guo Kai studied at Dongcai in December 2011(AI翻译)
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